Saturday nights (July 24, Aug 7 & 21) feature a little extra fun and excitement after the late show.  And best of all, it’s a mere $5 (or, better yet, free if you stay after the late ComedyCity Show!).

“Late Night Prime Time” is our long form improv show.  Rather than short bursts of improv comedy, this show features longer scenes and character development.  The show runs 30-45 minutes.

The performers will take three suggestions from the audience, perform scenes based on those suggestions, and then allow the audience to choose which of those scenes they want to see extended for the rest of the show!

Shows start about 11:15pm – after ComedyCity’s late show wraps up.

See Late Night Prime Time on Saturdays – July 24, Aug 7 & 21.

Please Note: Content can have mature themes, but it’s late so the little kids shouldn’t be up anyway.

“The must-see comedy/music event of the summer,” raves some guy on the street. Their next performance will be Saturday, August 14th.

The Show starts about 11:15pm – after the late ComedyCity show wraps up.  And get this… it’s totally and completely FREE!  These guys must be drunk.

Please Note: Content can have mature themes, but it’s late so the little kids shouldn’t be up anyway.

This year’s Marathon exceeded our expectations.  With the help of our wonderful audience, we raised $5,138 for the Angel Fund and Families of Children with Cancer.  We could not have done it without the support of our wonderful sponsors and donors.

On May 24, 2010 we hosted a free show for kids & families that have been helped by these two amazing charities, and we presented them with the checks from the 28-Hour Marathon of Comedy.

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At one point on Saturday morning we moved outside to ‘air out’ the room.  One of the outdoor games played was ‘Grand Theft Auto’ with Larry’s actual convertible.

Several alumni players joined us on stage Saturday morning.  Here Rebecca Padlock, Matt Anderson and Scott Eastman show off their driving skills.

All the alumni players on stage for a rousing rendition of “Da Do Run Run.”

The yellow team (Scott, Jess & Jason) for the opening ‘March Madness’ show lookin’ all tough.

The ComedyCity ‘Apprentice’ show was hosted by Ken & the Donald (Mike).

The Fox 11 morning crew came and did a live show Saturday morning.  Here’s us with Alison Struve and the camera guy.

The ‘Weather Peeps Challenge’ took place Saturday afternoon.  Channel 5’s Tom Mahoney threw down against fellow meteorologist and arch nemesis, Rebecca Schuld.

These wonderful sponsors, raffle prize donors and volunteers helped make the 2010 Marathon our most successful ever.  Please click the image to read it full size.  Thank you!  Thank you!  Thank you!

Ticket prices will remain the same – ComedyCity shows will continue to be $10 for adults, and $8 for students, seniors and military personnel.  All ComedyCity coupons and gift cards will be accepted for shows at our new home.

The address of the new venue is 500 Grant Street, De Pere, WI 54115 on the corner of 5th & Grant, next to the Nicolet Restaurant.  For reservation and show information, call 920-983-0966 or on the web at www.ComedyCityOnline.com.

Located at the corner of 5th and Grant, The Sports Corner is a sports themed bar and grill that also hosts various meeting and banquet events.  The historic building that houses the Sports Corner opened in 1912 as the Hotel Roffers.

Friday & Saturday, March 26 & 27, 2010 – raising money for local cancer charities.

Check out the Marathon website and the awesome raffle prizes.  Tickets will be available at shows throughout the month of March.

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